Ladies

ah81164
on 3/24/12 9:36 am - GA

RNY on 04/19/12

Did loseing weight effect your period one way or another???

Im sure this is repeative.

poet_kelly
on 3/24/12 9:43 am - OH

In the beginning, while I was losing rapidly, my periods were really irregular. I did not have one for three months after surgery, then for the next nine months or so, they just seemed to happen very randomly.

Now they are back to normal, which for me has always been pretty regular.

Kelly

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Samantha L.
on 3/24/12 9:45 am - Petaluma, CA

RNY on 07/01/10

Sadly, no. I was really hoping they would get lighter as *I* got lighter, but no such luck.

exohexoh
on 3/24/12 9:50 am - West Chester, PA

RNY on 09/27/10

i feel like mine have gotten heavier as i've gotten lighter :-(

mine have always been irregular and it stayed that way

<3 jen <3

<3 starting weight: 252 <3 goal weight: 135 <3 current weight: 151 <3

RNY: 9/27/10 <3 Extended Tummy Tuck w/hip & thigh lipo: 6/6/13

Christina.in.Onederla
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on 3/24/12 10:08 am - CO

RNY on 01/23/12

I had a uterine ablation 3.5 years ago & had very light, infrequent periods until my RNY in January. Since then, I've had a period every month & spotting in between. It's also much heavier than before. My primary advised that it is due to hormonal fluctuations & that it should subside when my weight loss stabilizes.

Gotta love the hormones.

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